The standard Honors Project presentation format is a panel presentation with other students from your major or college. Each panelist presents for 12-15 minutes followed by Q&A and discussion.

We understand that completing your final research project is both an exciting and a demanding process. In order to make this process as smooth as possible, please review this Plan I Student Checklist ...

A competition that asks master's and Ph.D. candidates to distill their work into a three-minute presentation has them honing ...

The Three Minute Thesis Competition (3MT) is an exciting, fast-paced event showcasing the research of graduate students across campus. Each scholar is given three minutes to present their research ...

After completing the Candidacy Examination successfully, the PhD in Computer Science candidate must prepare a thesis proposal that outlines, in detail, the specific problems that will be solved in the ...

If you have not done so already, participate in the 3MT micro-credential Communicating Research to Broad Audiences to learn how to articulate strategies and techniques for communicating graduate-level ...

The Best Honours Thesis Award is awarded annually to the the student who is judged to have submitted and defended the best Honours Thesis. The Best Honours Thesis Presentation Award is awarded ...

The Master of Science - Thesis program is intended for students interested in careers in industry, the public sector, and academia. It provides a short-term research experience leading to the ...

Each M.S. student on the Thesis Plan must prepare a Master’s thesis guided by her/his Advisor. The Advisor must be selected from the graduate faculty members of the Department of Mathematics and ...

The Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) competition celebrates the exciting research conducted by Ph.D. students. Developed by The University of Queensland (UQ), the exercise cultivates students’ academic, ...

After completing the research proposal successfully, the PhD in Computer Science candidate must conduct the necessary research and publish the results in a PhD dissertation. The dissertation must be ...